South Carolina Faces Bold War Savings Challenge
South Carolina must raise 32 million for the national War Savings drive, with a state quota of 15,009,009. Despite early progress, only about one million in stamps has been purchased in four months, prompting calls for universal saving across every man, woman, and child. Officials stress the program funds the war effort and bolsters liberty loan support, urging rapid, regular investments in War Savings Stamps.
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Man Cleared After Forged Check Case At Albany
Alec Winfield a Buffalo patent lawyer on a wedding tour with his bride was arrested in Albany on suspicion of forging checks. The trial revealed the suspect could not be linked to the forger, his foot size matched a key witness, and the jury acquitted Winfield, who then embraced his wife.
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Vague wartime recital hints at cadet training and county court events
A garbled text fragment mentions American service, cadet camps, and university ties, amid references to air force matters and a county court in Dillon. It alludes to governance spending and wartime programs, with uncertain names and dates.
A Dogs Sixth Sense Backed by Science Claims
The Louisville Courier Journal notes scientists argue a dog's return from home shows a sixth sense. The piece also lists a home remedy to reduce an ice bill by making a cement and sand chest to insulate ice.
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